Students & Parent Information
Student & Parent Information
Teague Middle School and Seminole County Public Schools are committed to creating positive, kind, and safe learning environments. To support this standard, students must attend school regularly, arrive prepared for class, actively engage in educational opportunities, and submit original work. Respect is fundamental; students are expected to honor the privacy, opinions, and rights of others, as well as care for school property. For community safety, students may only possess SCPS-approved items on campus and must promptly report any safety hazards or threats of harm.
Student & Parent Resources
Speak Out Hotline: The "Speak-Out" program provides three 24-hour monitored services that allows students, parents, or community members to report concerns regarding drugs, weapons, bullying, harassment, violence, abuse, suicide, or other problems anonymously by calling (1-800-423-8477), texting (274637) or reporting at Speak Out Hotline. Speak-Out has contributed to the district's ability to be proactive in responding to troubling situations before they escalate to the crisis level.
Youth: This is a program sponsored by the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office. The program is designed to educate students on the following topics: violence prevention, substance abuse, bullying, and character education. This program is taught by Seminole County Deputy Sheriffs and provided to K-12 students. For additional information contact the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Juvenile Division (407-708-7640).
